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Finds HR contact details on LinkedIn hiring posts and syncs them to your Cold Emails dashboard. Build your own HR outreach list from LinkedIn hiring posts. What it does - When you browse LinkedIn hiring search results, HR Direct Outreach collects HR contacts mentioned in the posts: name, job title, company, email, phone, and LinkedIn URL. - Collected contacts are shown live with a contact counter, and can be exported to CSV. - Syncs everything to your Cold Emails dashboard on autoapplycv.in so you can run outreach campaigns. How it works 1. Open the HR Direct Outreach popup and enter a search keyword (e.g. "we are hiring"). 2. Press Start Collecting — the extension opens LinkedIn hiring search results and scans posts. 3. Review collected contacts, export to CSV, or open the dashboard to run your campaign. Features - Keyword-based collection from LinkedIn hiring posts - Collects name, title, company, email, phone, LinkedIn URL - Pause / resume / clear with a live contact counter - One-click CSV export - Syncs to your Cold Emails dashboard Important - Only collect contact details from posts you are authorised to use for outreach. - Use collected data responsibly and in line with applicable privacy laws. - Data is stored in your own account; see the privacy policy at https://autoapplycv.in/privacy-policy
Aug 5, 2026
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